PRESS RELEASE: MyRISK Launches “CyberFLOWS” — Laying the Foundation for the Future of Risk Automation

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Sydney, Australia — 28 July 2025
MyRISK today announced the launch of CyberFLOWS, a pioneering platform capability that enables real-time, agent-driven automation entirely within the Oracle Database.

Designed for forward-looking enterprises, and developed in conjunction with Oracle, CyberFLOWS delivers an Oracle-native orchestration layer that allows AI agents, business workflows, and analytic engines to coordinate autonomously via Oracle Transactional Event Queues (TEQ). The architecture supports sub-second event routing, guaranteed delivery, and full in-database auditability — eliminating the need for external brokers like Kafka or complex middleware layers.

“The future of risk is autonomous, explainable, and event-driven,” said David Vohradsky, CEO of MyRISK. “CyberFLOWS lets organizations move beyond dashboards and manual checklists — toward living systems that govern and respond in real time.”

CyberFLOWS represents a new class of capability:

Agentic Intelligence — orchestrating Python-based AI agents for tasks like control validation, risk enrichment, and continuous monitoring

Sovereign Automation — workflows and data remain entirely inside Oracle Autonomous DB, ensuring security, compliance, and IRAP-readiness

Composable Risk Systems — enabling teams to build modular, reactive architectures for governance, operations, and security

Whether used in GRC, threat response, assurance, or policy automation, CyberFLOWS provides the foundation for intelligent, in-database orchestration — unlocking the next evolution of enterprise risk management.

CyberFLOWS is now available to MyRISK customers and partners across sectors including financial services, infrastructure, health, and public sector.

For more information, contact [email protected] or see https://myrisk.io/cyberflows

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Name: David VohradskyCompany: [email protected]Email: [email protected]Phone: +61411888545

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At MyRISK, we are revolutionizing how mid-sized businesses manage cyber risk, compliance, and governance. Our AI-powered HyperGRC™ platform delivers continuous control monitoring, risk quantification, and third-party risk automation, enabling organizations to move beyond static compliance to proactive, real-time cyber risk management.

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